Video Art
Ekaterini Kriezi
I am using mainly digital media, in a form of digital photography, digital composition and video Art.
Some of my Video Art works below
The Ground -2021
“The ground is a three-phase, heterogenic, anisotropic and dynamically porous system. All three phases of matter coexist in the ground, solid, liquid and gas.” The text from the first chapter of the book “Basic courses in Agriculture” has been used to inspire my work.
The scientific technocratic text is transformed and visualized in an imaginary landscape, a small surrealistic universe where everything is flowing.
In many language “the ground” as a word, is usually referred to something stable and solid, but in contrary the physical subject of the ground, the soil is dynamic and it is changing and evolving as everything else around us: our age, our body, our society our believes.
Triple point -2023 - Video Performance
Performance title: Triple point Duration: 2 min and 40 sec Year:2023
Artist : Ekaterini Kriezi
First Festival of video performance art at Sauna Gallery , Helsinki, Finland
About the work: A cheerful game of creating the “triple point” landscape in my shower. The solid paper, the liquid water noticeable with its sound and the blowing air evidentially captured on the movement of paper are the three phases of my imagination which are in a cohesive dialogue. Triple point, where all three phases of a substance, solid liquid and vapor, coexist in thermodynamic equilibrium.
Framed-2024
Title: Framed Duration: 3’ 54’’ Year: 2024
Presented at the Kafka Mon Amour Festival, at Sauna Gallery, Finland
About the work:
Emergence from a Kafkaesque universe.
A complex universe, absurd and full of constraints; an ocean where things and actions do not need to be explained. The beings exist and dynamically move inside the frames of an exhausting normality. They cannot escape. Why? What is that structure?
“The whole thing looks functionless, but after its fashion, complete. There is not much to be said about it.” *
* From the “Worries of a Head of Household”, Franz Kafka.